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pOrman No Senator.

1t will s5riks most people that the
Constitution of the 6 ate was very much
strained In re-swaar.pg in Senator Dor.
man ss o Senator wi,hout reelection.
Section II, Article II, Of ihs Consfisu-
tim says: NO person concerned IN
any army or navy contract, 20 mem Der
II Congress Dor any person holding srv
fffi Q under this S a.e or the United
States, ex ,5p5 the Attorney General,
eff GERS usually appointed by the courts
Of just CO respectively, attorneys-at.iaw
and officers in the militia, holding no
disqualifying Office, shall during bis
continuance In Congress or in eff ,e be
Senator or Representative"
Very plainly Mr.. Dornan was not
eligible when he was elected. II not
eiigibls what right had ne to a seat in
the Senate? Bsiore yesterday he WAS
not Senator, or why should he haze
been worn 10 again? By bis own &c.
ton he has ackno wledged that he was
no Senator while he held the offi % o.
postmaster OF Draw bridge. II no was
not a Senator then when did he be come
on? When was an election held to
eleot Sena'or since be resigned his
postmas;ership? We never knew before
that man can become Senator with.
out being elestea. Governors can ap
poist United States Senators to Ali va
can ,iea, but toe Governor of Delaware
never had the right to appoint q Ssa.s
Senator. Senator DorDsn, then, hold,
his seat In the State Senate by his OWE
appointment and by the weakness o.
the five Senators who voted that h.
should be sworn In. Mr.. Dorman 1,
no Senator, aud ne had better Ietir,
gracefully and look after his postoffic c,
and store until he is properly elected.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-05
JOHN ?. ALLM0NDic0,
CROCERS,
Eighth and Market Streets

, Offer 50 barrels Almeria
(white) Grapes at the remarka-
bly, low price Of IS cents per
pound. These grapes came to
us direct from a large importer
in New York, and we offer them
at this low price to dispose OF
them quickly.
We are also receiving
twenty boxes Of oranges from
Jacksonville, Florida. direct
every week. We offer them at
Is cents a dozen, quality unex-
celled.
JOHN P. ALMOND & Co.
Despite the great advance in
the p1ce Of canned goods. we
are selling Darby Corn (the finest
brand packed, without exception)
at the low price Of IS cents per
can, SI.7s per dozen. AS we may
be compelled in a short while to
advance our price, persons de-
sirous Of securing the best corn
lin the market would do we'll to
purchase at this. time. Another
lgreat bargain in canned goods
|are our genuine French Peas al
IS cents per can or g cans FOL
ISI.oo. These peas are equal, il
mot superior to any sold in thi:
lefty for IS cents per can; one
can will convince you OF thi:
fact. Stabler's Corn I2H cent:
per can. Violet Tomatoes, ir
bottles, at 20 cents each or S2.2s
per dozen. d. and L. Tomatoe.
in 3-pound cans, I2H cents pei
can; cans for IS cents.
| Coffees have advanced fully
loo per cent. since the Ist o
MAY, 1886, and although VIZ
lhave advanced our prices some
what, yet we are at the presen
thine offering them lower thai
lthey can be purchased at whole
lsale. We offer genuine
| Alden Mocha CSC. Id
/ Old Government Java soc. ID
Finest Maracaibo 25c. ID
i Golden Rio 22c. Id
/ We would be pleased to hav
Iyou try a sample pound.
! Our 5o-cent Teas are unequale
in the market. We will cheer
fully furnish samples for CON
parison with any others.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-05
wAHAMARan's.


-Girls' 3 piece White Dresses.
One lot for -. 50; were $3.50.
One lot for $500; were $3.50.
One lot for o2.7b; were $500.
Ono lot for 81. 90; were $2.50.
Children's one piece Bingham dresses,
sizes, 2 to IL. Largo variety Of Colorings
trimmed with nne Treneh Cambria En-
|broidery.
One lot d. 90; we're p 80.
One lot Is rs; were e6 75
One lot q. 10; were A.20.
One lot Sl.70; were $40.
Girls light weight Newmarket. 10
different styles-all have been marked At
half the regular price.
Can threads Of the spiders
web be woven? You'll
scarcely say not when you
see some OF the new en-
broideries. On material as
hlmy as cloud appears-as
| II a wreath of steam were
given fibre and called by a
name. And yet there is
substance, plenty OF it, even
in the finest.
What headaching the de-
|signer must have had! Five
seconds to a style and in an
hour you couldn't see half
maybe not in two hours
And every style different
Bat you wouldn't stop with
five seconds each. A day and
still you'd have something
new to see.
i Dainty, airy.dreamy Ham
burgs.
Last circle. west Of centre.
;! Valentine time (bird-mat
ling time) near. Pretty Gus
tom made prettier by artist
help. Seems wasteful i
Love is blind; or is it before
the eye-bandage period?
For cent much senti-
ment and color. Wondroul
amount OF gilt and pictur
and laced-paper and sof
talk TOR 3 cents. No more
, ardor but much more art, VI
Ito $3.50.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-05
Mr.. B&yard to Blame.

HID Secretary Bayard taken q erm
stand in defense OF the rights OF our
American fishing vessels a. the COM
mencement OF the present fishery trou.
bles, the bad feeling now existing be-
tween this country and GrsAs Britain
might have been avoided. All that
was wanted to gnide the ship OF state
through the troubles was a steady hand,
but this WAS not found In Mr.. Bayard.
He acts as II he was Aux loas to show
Il gland tina. whatever the United
States Senate did he was her friend.
All through the fishery disputes he has
displayed but little sympathy with
American citizans who suffered out
RACES ut the hands Of the Canadian su-
fhorities. Wien compsl!ed on account
OF his ofHcial position to take notice OF
those outragos he has done 30 In q per-
functory way that showed he acted
mach again st his wishes. With q man
Of Mr.. B yards we'll known leaniDgs
.. the head OF the ats Department, 1t
IL not Of all surprising that the attitude
Of Canada had become so offensive that
the United States S:nate has at las.
been obliged to take upon itself The du y
of making 1t known that there are limi CO
beyond which 1t will not be safe for
Canada 10 60. There would never have
Ssen any necessity for the q nitei S .atea
Senate to do this If Me-. Cleveland's ad-
authorization had not shown 30 decided
pro- British leanings from the beginniDe
that England st last came to believe
ths:. so far ss this country is concern
ed, ste can do almost anything with
per'e { impunity. Such acts as the
hasty release OF the B:itish ships tao
were caught violating the seal fishery
agreements In Alaska, while Cur yes
sells are re.aiued by the Canadian az
thorities, has Gone mu;h to encourag'
this belief.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-05

Tae gross fraud In Camden County,
New j srsey, by which the Democrats
expected 70 seud Ex-Governor Abbott |
% the Senate OF the United SsAtes was
% theron shly exploded yesterday that
she CON mittee, II they attempt to 10
port in iaver o. seatiug Turley. should
BE- cent 70 tho peaiteutiary. Tho BE
publicsns brought before the commit
sss, the very professional man who
picked the locks Of the Centre Town
ship baliot-box Tho man lived IN
Philsdelphia. He IVES . professional
looksmith. Part Of his trade Vas to
open trunks, vAlises, boxes OF doors
where the keys hac BEEN Lost or mislAad.
He was called upon by man on . dark
night, taken across the river, then In
oab to . house In the country, where
Q box Was given him to open. He did
what he was asked to do. He did not
know IL WAS . ballot-box, though he
nay have thought 90. He saw papers
In the Dor, but he did not handle them.
He made Keys to ft the looks, left them
In the hands Of those who employed
him, took his $40 gold piece, the price
Of his sbor, and vent 10 his home. The
ballot oox WAS left In possession Of these
Democratic oonsplrasors. In this Gen
tire Township, the original returns gave
Haines, Republican, ITO votes aud Tur-
10y, Democrat, 1914. Later, when tho
ballots were recounted before Judge
Parker, the result wa:: Haines 152;
Tirley, 143, Q loss to Eaines Of 81. The
ele ,tion officers, both Democrats and
,Rspu blicans, testified upon oath that
tine original returns were correct.
The recount showed that score OF
two OF HAines' ballots had been con-
verted into Tarley ballots by the latter
name being written beside HAines
prin ed name, and all done In the same
handwriting and In such . manner 81
TO prove beyond question that the
change had besn made after the ballot
had BEEN folded and placed In the box.
We are not surprised that the Dsmo
Gratis on the committee were completely
.dazed by such evidence, but that tb'
Dsmo ratio chairman should have or
dered the arrest Of the locksmith upor
. charge OF criminAlly picking loci
could scarcely be believed, yet 1t wa
done. The Democrats were more con
cerned. about being found out and ex-
posed in she crime they had com ulttet
than they were for the crime itself.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-05
JOHN P, ALMOND & co.,
CROCERS.
Eighth and MaIketStIeets'
DEGISTER'S ORDER.
"a REGISTERS OFFICE
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, DEL,


Jan. nth, 1857.
Upon the application of George W. Ely
Executor of susannaT. Ely, late OF Chris
tisna Hundred, In said county, deceased,
thai the Executor aforesaid give notice OF
tate OF the deceased, with the date
OF granting thereof, by causing advert Use.
ments to be posted within forty days
rom the date Of suchietters in SIX Of
OF New Castle. requiring all persons
having demands against the estate so present
tho same, or abide by an Act Of Assembly In
such case made and provided and also cause
the same to be inserted within the same lsriod
n the Daily REPUBLICAN,, newspaper pub
ished in wilmington. Del, and TO be contln-
ned therein three week. (e. o. d.
(~~~~) Given under the hand and seal OF
IL. 8. }Ofice OF the Register Aforesaid, 81
IT, Wilmington, In New Castle County
Aforesaid, the day and year above written,
JOHN X. BRADFORD, Register.
the estate OF the deceased must present the
same duly attested 10 the Executor, on
or before Jan. 18th, 1855 or abide the Act OF
Assembly In such case made ana proyieed.
GEORGE W. ELY, Executor,
CIR X. z. FRAN. ESQ. his Any.
Address, Wilmington, Delaware.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-05
palma.


Adele Palma, vino will appear at the
Opera Heuge this evening, comes to this
city with the highest recon lamentations
from some of the best European critics.
She Is accom- plished, and speaks Eng
lish, French and German iuently, and
has been educated expressly for the
stage. Her FIRST appearance was at the
Vienua S,adt theatre about five ) ears
ago, and the night of her debut she re
solved to achieve success By deserving
1t. From that time her nd yancement
has been rapid, and she has appeared IN
many of the leading European cities.
Her reputation preceded her to this
country, and when she appeared at
the ITALIA theatre, New York, 0 short
time ago, she received perfect ovation
from the many Germans who were pres.
ent. The plays -Four in Hand" and
"a L fe Passover" which che will
present this evening are bright in dia-
logue, rapid in action. and full Of the
sparkle of humor and glimpses Of
unique phases o. character and life
which sTe the legitimate basis Of all
true farcical work They are also free
from anything that will cause blush
on the cheek of the most fastidious.
Those who vieIt the Opera House thia
evening will not only see an accom-
plished and taleni ed artist, bat also a
haid-workirg, conscientious little lady.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-05
Subiugating tho People.

Little BY little the Legislature OF
Delaware Is taking away the rights OF
the people. Not only are 60. 600 OF them
In New Castle County totally disfran.
ohised now from any voice in the law
making power Of the State, but every
attempt to rehsbili,ate them With citi-
zsnship meets with the m ost determined
opposition from the party that Is In
power, not by the voice OF the people
bat by depriving tho people Of . voice
in the government Our correspondent
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-05
me February N. A. Review.

The defeat Of Allen Thorndike Rice,
for Congress last November has hsd no
visible effect upon the N orth American
Review, OF which he Is the philosophic
and brilliant editor. 1t still comes ~
ably, II not better edited than before, a'
II prof ting by the political experiences
OF the past. The February number II
rich In practical and popular subjects,
popular after they have been brough!
into prominent notice by the excellent
taste and Judgment OF Mr.. Rico. Ii
the February number before rs, Pro
fsssor Richard T. Ely treats the ques
ton OF political Economy In AmeEi
o." with rare ability. "Our King II
Dress Coat" by MoncEre D. Con way
IL . tribute to plain American oitizsn
ship. Gail Hamilton, takes the sub
ject Of Future Probation" and treats
it from IN or shodox standpoint. Nor
ris Il. Henry, M. D. contributes
practical article on specialists II
Medicine" "vulgaritg," Is mad
more vulgar still Afser passing from
"Ouids'" trenchant pen. "rhe new
South" financiAlly reviewed by Mar
rion j. Vsrdery, shoW the possibilit!
OF the South surprising the North II
the future In wealth aud manufacturlnI
greatness. Julian Magnus. in an abl
article describes the Condition OF tn
American Sage" and leonard Swee
clothes 1.-THE Cons piracies OF the Rsoel
lion," with additional interest. "Eih
among the insane" Is IN Intensely In
teresting article by Adrisna z, Brin ckle
from her position we'll qualified TO writ
upon such subjects. Literary bSckbis
ing, by George Parsons Lathrop 10
seasonable article. George Sand han
| dies Assumption and Pfetensisn" 1
an interesting manner. The usuI
amount OF current events, hteratuI
and editorial notes follow, making tn
February Review one Of the best Rau
l bers ever published.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-05

Tail end Of Fancy Calen.-
dars; handsome designs and
sha ces, but Leaf blocks With
out selections. That's their
weakness. s and 1oc.
A few perfect Dickens
and Tennyson Calendars
turned up unexpectedly. Is
cents.
Near Thirteenth street entrance.
A big lot of full regular
made fancy stripe HalfHose,
IS cents a pair. No matter
what the quantity the price
will end them in a day.
Never shown before this
morning.
Four-in-hand and Teck
4
Ties in new assortments Of
colors, just from the makers
20 cents.
Middle Market street entrance.
Poor footwear is never
lcheap-nOt from a money
stano, let alone health anc
comfort. We shut down or
cheapness Of that kind Ions
lago.
To be warm in cold wealth
Ter, dry in sloppy and easy
at all times, IS the ideal il
outdoor foot-htting. LII
our aim to give you sucl
lgoods. And goods that wi!
wear well, too.
Near corner Juniper and Market street.
In December we soil
1900 p!ush-bound Photo
graph Albums at $1.sc
Thought we had cleane'
tout all the maker had. H
, has scraped together 80
; more. We've got them a
the old price. Many wer
sorry to miss the Others
4 This is their hint.
Northwest of centre.
Handbags and valise
, moved to front Of Sltee
counter. No more than W
had before; you'll thin
g there's twice as many. Sc
them better.
Fourth aisle, northwest of centre.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-05

All the damaged books
for little folks and grown
folks on one counter-a
very short one. The faults
are almost all with the GOV.
ers. Some Of the prices hail
of the before cut-prices.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-05

Proud & Merrick will have a sale Of
forty cows at Centreville, on Monday
next. Dsirymen and others who wish to
purchase, should not miss this opportuni-
ty to do so.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-05
HIVE
800 Market Street

Having just finished in.
ventory we find remnants
and odd things in all depart
ments, which we place on
our counters to be closed,
out at about bali price.
Odd pairs and broken lines
Of hosiery.
Odd pairs Of gloves and
underwear, all sizes and
qualities; the prices must
tempt you.
A few remnants of Ham
burgs that must be sold to
make room for our new stock
next week. Prices much below
cost to close out the odds and
ends. About IS remnants Of
dress goods, value from loo. to
$50 a yard, that must be sold,
cost or no cost; we want the
room.
Our coats and outside gar.
ments need no advertising; the
figures on them tell their owr
story.
Russell. Missimer&CC
SUCCESSORS OF X. L.. RUSSELL.
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Goblenbifriftes aufsuidIieBen. Der
&aun, peI6er ber &unbi6au susemeis
len lit, erIaubt es ni6t beute ndber auf
bieie llnternebmungen eiusugeben; fie
miliien Der 8eipre6ung in einem beion.
bereu Nrtifel p~orbebalten bleiben, eben,
10 tpie bic 6orti9riite Der @~iienbabube,
tpeguug, pel9e nit Der inbuitrielen
Grage in Der a~lerengifen 8erbinbung
ftebt.
SaB bic probibitions : 5rage in Der
electromagnetic Wo1e ni6t gerllbt bat,
bebarf uobl faum Der 8erIi9ernng.
8orldufis, f6eint es, iinb bic Siripres
der Der freibeitsfeinbliden MaHerbeipe.
gurs INNER mod tbdtiger aIs bic Seq
ner 0erielben, penigitens tritt ibreSbdz
tigfeit Idrmenber sn Sage. 9is iebt lit
faum mod Der Wu9enbIid getommeii,
tpo es m6gli6 pdre, bic f~unterbunten
8eri9ie gu ii6ten unb elm %anudbernb
ri6tiges Ober MIR uabrI6einlidss l1r.
tbeil iiber Oas enbli9e @ei9id bes pro,
bibitionsi6uHes su ipaseu. Ser &f
beginnt beiB 3u tueroeH; auf ole Gdle
uno obue ales 8ebenfen iii es birefte
9Hi1t zines Seben, Dem feline peri6n=
li@e pfi9t nur balbpegs lieb lit, na9
&rdften bafir gu arbeiten, baB Der Diel=
fad our6 fanatii6e pfdfsrei barbebte,
miBseleiteie She'll Der 8eD6lteruna, Der
iebt nod fir Ourdfiibrung ber3mangss
geiebsebung III, zines 8eHeren belebrt
uerbe. SIN Weiien 1T bic Nieberlage
bes Imenbemeuts beinabe 10 gut pie
fiber; aber benz perbdltniBmdBig tueuig
b~eliebelten Weiten itebt bas fart beb0I.
ferte Noros, Central. unb Of.Seras
gegeniiber; mir miifen bofen, baB bort
aud in ben apei Monaten, pel9e uns
nod bonn WabItage trennen. bic b.Iere
'@inii6t unb Der geiunbe Meni9enoers
itanb gum 0ur6bru9 fommen.